however, jean-claude trichet warned there are potential problems. >> he's probably right in 2014 wouldice year with growth all over the world and with a little bit more growth than last year. again, the mood is good. you can understand that from a short-term perspective. of course, risks are still there. risks are there everywhere, obviously, certainly in the advanced economies. central banks are still doing extraordinary things, including zero rates, monetary measures, and that signals that things are in the working normally advanced economies, even if they are going. risks are also there in the emerging world, with the most vulnerable countries -- we are relying upon the growth of the emerging economies. still again, some of them, because of the change of the global finances and the financial cycle being on its way to change, the most vulnerable are clearly risks that are identified by the global international community. the question is, or the fears that have triggered today's market selloff justified? our guest thinks not. >> this is quite absurd what has happened. always -- they d

a bloomberg exclusive with jean-claude trichet. ♪ >> growing optimism that the global recovery is strengtheningsident of ecb expects it to outpace last year. jean-claude trichet warns there are potential problems. >> you are probably right in thinking that 2014 would be nicer with the growth all over the world. and a little bit more growth than last year. and the mood is good. perspective. term but of course, we have been there. everywhere obviously. areainly, the central-banks doing extraordinary things including measures like a zero rates and data signals that things are not yet working normally full stop even if they aren't -- normally, even if they are growing. the emerging world, the most walkable countries -- vulnerable countries. again, some of them because of the change of the global cycle on its way to change, some the most vulnerable by the global, international community. >> we have a look at some the main events we are watching out for you through the course of the next week. after earnings from samsung, we also had lg electronics. the next to report results. a bit later on monday.

we spoke exclusively to the former president of the european central bank, jean-claude trichet over thethe davos man -- told us what the davos man has got right about 2014. >> the davos man is probably right in thinking that year to is -- 2014 will be later with andth all over the world with a little bit more growth than last year. again, the mood is good and you can understand that from a short-term perspective. of course, risks are still there. risks are they're everywhere. central banks are still doing extraordinary things including nonstandard measures. not signals that things are yet working normally in the advanced economies even if they are growing. risks are also there in the emerging world where the most honorable companies -- countries. we are relying on the growth of the emerging economies. some of them because of the andge of the global finance the financial cycle being on its way to change, some of the most vulnerable -- >> jean-claude trichet there. still with us is jim mccormick. let's pick up on some of the themes there about growth in emerging markets. you previously ha

. >> you're going to hear more from jean-claude trichet later on in "the pulse." the political crisis in ukraine worsening over the weekend. president yanukovych has offered to share power with the opposition. it failed to end the unrest. let's get the latest with ryan chilcote. >> funeral processions have become the new feature in the ukrainian unrest. protesters marched alongside the coffin of one. he is a young man who was shot dead earlier in the week during those violent protests. he would have turned money six 26terday as he was late -- as he was laid to rest. we had clashes through the night and two over the weekend occupations. one of the convention center that protesters turned into a makeshift hospital. a big issue there is the protesters getting medical attention. this helps them with that. also, just late last night before dawn, the ukraine's justice ministry was occupied by protesters. the guards of the building happily letting them in. the justice minister herself, one of the key negotiators with the opposition, said that the protesters in that build

jean-claude trichet says the end project is it's a political union, it's more power to the european parliament a stripping down of national power. that's what we need. it's burden sharing. is that the end project? >> who needs a project? do you think? >> well, that -- i'm sure that's what they think. >> is it possible? then the question is what do you really need and how to create new feeling that we are living in the common world and it has a sense. needs new vision, new idea, which we can offer to the citizens. give me example. you have a headline. apple and china mobile together, great business. okay. but for politicians, this is something unbelievable. because my question is it is for political prisoners to have better position to have a phone call from that reason. they have forgotten. so to return to europe, to understand me correctly, we have single market. we have free movement of goods for that services. we have problems of free movement, be open, but we haven't single space, single incorporation market for cultural value and common values of europe. i will explain it in one sentence.

we will hear from the former trichet., jean-claude that is all next week starting at 9:00 a.m. ♪ theerg television is on the markets. i am alix steel. we are 30 minutes into the trading. the s&p is falling from its record that it set earlier in the week by about 0.3%. the nasdaq the biggest loser, off by almost 0.4%. the dow jones is flipping into positive territory. a lots of data on the way, intel, ge. you also have a lots of economic data that rose 0.3% in december. stocks were off to an iffy start this year. not off holding that level. companies are worried about more than their share rice. .hey are -- share price the top business risks or 2014. the company's ceo joins me now. first off, the companies that use survey, what industries are they in? >> experts who work daily with representatives and eight variety of sectors. construction, the list goes on. industries.l the survey would cover all of them. >> you have your toe in many different waters. what is that one -- what is the one thing that companies are worried about? >> supply chain and natural catastrophe is number one. >>